davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ben 1899 gai 1887.

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inben ben uastbauenbe Gn9lanoer blep
opmarfiom paa @~areilasene % raabte
benz an. Da ban intet Guar fiji, fattebe
ban Mistanfe, raabte after % ipurste
efter iin Officer, os ba ban fremoeles
intet Guar fit, sjoroe ban Inifris os
falbte paa fine / 8abptten oerenbe Sea-
merater. Nu bar 8aaoen imiolertio
aIerebe peo Sfibsiiben, % ibet 96Orien
sreb fat | @antet os ipinseoe fig oper
&alinsen, fit ban ct poloiomt Sabelbus
/ Sopebet. Seloisuis tOs bans tpffe
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fen bleo bog %iaaret, Os bar til fin 9Ob
Werfe eiter Gnslenberens 8elfomt6ils
len. Snben benre funoe sientase Suss
get, baube ct Slas uf 9buriens fraftige
Iepe itraft bam bepioitlss til Deficit.
9e purise gnslanbere fOm tlimlenbe
op, men ba be bells bar berulebe, bels
albeles uforberebt paa Suriuar, laa bele
yriiemanbIf abet inben fort 1ib pel for
uaret | 2aiten inber 2aas os 2uffe.
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Dmborb. Sborien Ieiebe be ire MRu0 til
fOlse Sluppen til narmeite &anOns
baaoitatiun, 9purpaa ban leilte til
o tier. &isser, bppr ban melote Jig til
ben Ser fommal,berenbe Gpufficer, &C.
fOnblOitnunt (~ienere YOitmeiter | Sri
s. %. 2gpenifiOlb, Der mobtos
bans Sanger til pibere Sorfpinins.
&appOrt ont slipper Wons 9boriens
Gambling inbienbtes til Gbefen for
Spfuripar, &ontreaomiral So
rens Sitter, iom unoer lobe December
{. q. ifreo til StatbOloeren,. Yrins aris
titan @usult:
- 9a bet ipnes mig Hart,
at clipper 9burien meb &Onbuite pg
lit iniloe 5orbplo bar beuirtet @jens
frobrinsen al lit al Sienben bam fra
ta9ne Sartpi paa &eiien til 9anmarf,
tilaber jes mig at anbeiale bemelote
clipper Gborien 0eres 9ur6l.s bpit,
Nnprisnins til allernaabisit
llbmarfelie al Sans Majeitet 8onsen.
Sremplet turpe mulisens beuirfe, at
unoer lisnenoe Smitanbisbeber
oiloe uile %sapnlis 9aab for 5ebres
Splsen al benne Inbeialins bar, at
Wons g6orien nusen 9ib eiter bleu
Danne6rOssmano.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
Gu ojGrp clipper.
Cgf ". ". garien / "NorIf Semanosblal

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Dc fleite 29iere fienoer, / aft Sab al
Napn, Wous 9borien, Der for ct Snes
slar iioen bsbe | &riitiania iom en- al
Spens &ismenb % itDrite Stibsrebere.
SiItnof aroebe ban enbel efter fin So
Der, clipper Bale Gbprien, Der bar en-
efter 9atioens Maaleitof ~pelItaaenbe
Mano, men bet meite al fin 5prmue
lfplote ban bog lin esen 9riitisbeb os
0pstiGeo. San par en- flor os itaut
Maro meo &iempefreiter, altipr ufur=
iaroet iom Spnanb % elIfebe tit &alo.
S a%rissaarene / 8espnbelien ai bette
garbunbreoe laa al Ssiart nebe; ben
ba llase pirfelpitne Mons 9borien funoe
berfpr life saa aIiteb meb npget itprre
5artbi eIer no paa 2ansfart. Set
piloe bore altfor popelist, tbi Sfaseraf
% Norbisen primleoe at 5ienoer, lom
uoen Sarmbjertisbeb tps bper 8riie,
Iom be funbe %Ouerfomme, ps ienote 8ez
iatninsen til De iaa frpstebe YriionIfibe
/ Gnslanbs ire Orlrssbapne: Chatham.
Sprtsmoutb Os Ylpmoutb. Os Der
bapoe be iansne Spiolf aft anbet emo
sobt. s en- Sfripelie, bateret ben 27oe
Sanuar 1909 furt9lles, "at gn9l9nz
bernie laber De norife os banite Matro=
Ier iulte for at faa benz til at tase 9ies
neite paa enselite Sfibe, ba Be bar erfa-
ret, at be braue Semenb er Solf man
fan BRUCE"
9et laa imiblertib life / G6oriens
&arafter at 9aa leoi9; ban uoruIteoe
beriOr en- liben Slup, "G~ntrepriIe" fat
bet, for meo ben at furipse at LITE iis
uoer til Splanp us beltase / Ben altio
iarlige, ipGnoenoe ps e~oentprlise, men
til @~iensjGlo usiaa uite meset forpel=
agtise &orniart.
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en- Del Sern % 9jere, lettebe slipper
1borien ben 15be Nopember 1909 meo
rift 8ulins at COB ginb. !San bar BEL
big npf til at nnbsaa be llurenbe 5ienber
% anfom ben fplsenbe Days Sormibons
uoen Senoelier til 5labitruno. Ser
bar for Giebliffet insen Calming at iaa,
boorfor ban bleu benpiit til Iarbus,
bpor Observation-Disclosures bapoe
Oplas al aOrn, beitemt til ytorse. pan
letteoe oerior isien peo Mibbasstioer
famine Dag fra Jlaoitrono ps itpreoc
ipSOuer. 9an bapoe faaet llnSerrets
ming ON, at ct Yar en9ellfe &rpoiere /
lGngere 5io bapbe bplot til ienoenior
29ss, men Of De nplis bapoe iorlabt fin
Citation, iaa at Jarpanbet MI bar rent.
Oct bar berfor en- bpilt ubebaselia Spz
oagelie, ba ban pmtrent ret no for Qinls
fiorbens Snblsb iaa up til 2upart en-
lao tort, tremait t Seller. San funoe
life tase Sell, bet bar en- al be enselife
Orlossmanc, Tom Der isien bapoe taset
8rpos %Itatiun. &orpetten baooe liaeleoes
cpoaset BAN % bar neo impo BAN ;
men 3bprien bar life forfnpt, tbi &piten
bar life fern, os ban baube spot Saab
ON at naa benne fSr 5Orfslseren. San
oreieoe berfor ret inc MOB 2ano os til
'atte oft, bpao treits funbe. San sreo
is oft f%ornpiet | Sanberne | filter Sors
oeninins um ct belbist llbfalo, ba Der
plubielis lise peb 2ano buffeoe en- en-.
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len lob lise ! Grmene paa. @poItano
par fOrsiaues, Cbermasten bar for flor.
gn trepunbs 8usle fra garfasiens
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Sinoen, % 2bprien maatte finbe fig i.
at bans Slup blep belut meb / Officer
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18

iom Iriiemeiter ps 5 Manb, Der FANNIE
Nften bra9te ben tilanfers 8N@. 70,
Stepnsbopeo, 3 Mil al 2anb, bpor og.
laa aprpetten iamtibis faitebe Infer.
Den 1Sbe Nopember npbte en sturm
at O9O. besse Gartpier til at fappe
fine Intertause ps saa uaber Sell.
&orpetten fog Sluppen paa Slab, men
ben 24be famine Maaneb ON Worseneu
ST. A ipran9 Slaberen, bporefter Snrs
tgierne / llpeiret mart Tom fra 6ins
anben.
Mons 9borien bar ben eneite al Den
oprinoelise 8eiatnins, iom bar forbles
ben paa Sluppen; bele BET pprise norife
Manbifab bar fsrt pmbprb / &orpetten.
9an bplot imiblertib sooe Miner til llet
Spill. fanbt Jig tifiDnelabcnbe meb flor
Sinosro i i'm Sfjebne, pilte ct t~jenipil>
list os forefOmmenbe @aien os panbt
oerrieo ben en9ellfe Officers 5ilib. ga
oeune bar aloeles ufjenbt meb Sarpans
bet, p9 ca bans Nauisationsfunbitab
rimeli9pis bar oeret me9et manaelIulo,
ipnr9te ban Wprs tilraaos, ON bporz
lebes De paa bebite MaaSe Ifuloe nabiz
sere for bnrii9it muli9t at r,na ben
@IpenIse Spt, bpilfct bar iaameset mere
enIfelist, bu Sortaobet af enfelte 6ors
npbenbeoer mart bar ppbrugt. @eb
ben troifploioite Mine oiIte 56orien
Irem ct nrigtigt Ssfart, iatte 8urs %
0iItance, pmtalte observation-disclosures paa
oisle &anter % fOrflareoe, at eiter bans
NeNins piloe man peo at itpre M@. til
q. 9aa li9e til Maritranb. @lt bapoe
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at lisse i~ifrere for Natten, n,en berpaa
pilpe Oficeren life inolabe fig al Jrpst
for milise llnberuanbssrunbe % Saaer.
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bar ncsenlunbe rimslis, blep Gnferet
faitet.
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ger, | Nerbeben af &rasers.
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fl9rebe 9borien, at ban aloeles life
pioite, buur be laa, men at De rimelias
bis maatte bore / Nar6eben at Mtar>
itrano. San mente osiaa, at beres nus
pGrenoe Gntsrplabs bar altfor uolat,
til at De fuEbe bliue lissenSe Ser Natten
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fat / Ell 9pbs eIer fienbt Manb, Iom
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Fourth of July Ball.

The preparations are now well advanc-
ed for the grand ball on the night of the
Fourth of July. 1t will be graced with d
large number of ladies, including many
from the %neighboring towns and from
Fort Benton. "Music's voluptuous SWELL
will be provided by the Fort Shaw military
band, which is widely known for its excel
lenca. The decorations will be very fine
and the dances will include the latest nov
elites.
The floor managers and committees are
as follows:
Floor Managerin Chsg-A. E. Frame.
Floor Hanagers-J. Herring, A. J. Huy,
W. S. Wetzel, Thee. Gibson, ]. K. Clark.
Reception Coaam5ttee-Paris Gibson, S.
Ell. Nichols, Ira Myers, Charles Wegner,
James Mathews, DIR. ]. FL. Fairfield.
Committee on Progromme-A. i. Dicker-
man, Theo. Gibson, Will j. Nichols, w. r.
Wren, D. j. Spurgin.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
E FALLS TO BUTTE.
Papid Progress. Made With the
Wickes Tunnel.

BUTTE, June 15.-Hugh Kirkenkall ar
rived in town yesterday morning, coming
in by the line of the Montana Central,
whose construction from Helena hither-
ward is in his charge. He says there are
about a thousand men stru ne all along the
line from Butte to Wickes,- where one
hundred men are working at both ends Of
the big bore there. The men have pro-
crossed in two hundred feet on the north
end of the tunnel and are doing wonders.
All the machinery has been got in place,
and from 10Y on the progress will be
steady. On the south side the approach
is up to the portal and the heading is in
thirty feet. The work is to be pushed as
fas. as it can be done. It is intended to
have it all finished by December 1. As
Don as the Park region dries up the con-
tractors are going to put on a big force Of
men and teams, and will have that part of
the road graded by October 1. The sec
tons which Larson, Keefe 81 Co. have re-
served to themselves are the heaviest
grades. As soon as the Montana Central
gets to Helena the balance from there to
Butte will be ready to let the locomotives
over the line to the Silver City.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
gressive element which has made the Far
West what it is.

gressive element which has made the Far
West what it is.
IL. E. Randall returned last evening from
Helena accompanied by his family, who
have been visiting in Minnesota for the
past eight months.
Sheriff W. II. Black came in on the Ben
ton coach last evening, after a tedious trip
OF twelve hours. He says the rain yester-
day was the wetest he ever experienced.
The committee appointed on Wednes-
day evening has chosen two watchm an.
Fat SWeeny will be on guard in the Law
! time and j. j. Hurley at night. Both are
trustworthy, vigilant men.
FL. E. Randall. who came through Sun
River Tuesday morning, says the water
was running belly-deep to his team thr ough
the main street of the village. The lleay ]
storm last night and this mornSr, 20 no
doubt added to the angry waters. We
trust any severe damage or washor,t NAV
be averted.
A. J. Briggs has come to town from the
Neihart camp. He says that the mines
show very fine prospects and nc ed only
more capital for their development. Mr..
Briggs is a good authority on mining and
in every way a worthy gentIeln an. He
says that many people viii come here
from the camp on the Fourth.
Both Morris and McGeehan have gone
into active training for the mil on the
9th OF the coming mo nth. l1cGeehan
came IN this morning from a fve-mile
tramp over the hills, lille Morris is ac-
lively pounding away at the sand-bag, and
brushing up his. knowledge of the art of
Golf daforCn With q rNS~ -1~-1o $3.50 -
amateur. The mill Will no doubt be an
interesting one and will be witnessed by
a large crowd of People.
N. 7. Dinsmere of Maiden visited the
county seat Tuese4ay. Mr.. Dinsmore leaves
this week for Great Falls, where he will
engage in the cloth ing business. While
we regret to lose SO valuable a friend
and respected citizen, we wish him
all success in his new field of en-
deayor. He leaves a good business-which
he has bulH up by energy, honesty and
liberal advertiser g-to take his chances in
the booming town of Great Falls, and we
predict he viii hold his own against all
competitors.-Fergus County -Aqgus.
There seems to be a growing desire
among the people of Great Falls to send
their money away from home for the pur-
chase OF goods which they can buy at home
at a very slight advance over what they
pay in eastern markets. Such a proceed
ure, if carried to any great extent, works
untold injuries to a town. The sending
out of the surplus money removes just
that much wealth from the community.
which goes through a long and tortuous
channel before returning. While people
are wont to do this, there is no encourage
ment for our merchants to lay in a large
stock of first-class goods. The secret of
prosperity in a community is the patron
age of home industry.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Another Trunk Line.

BUTTE, June 16.-It is proposed to build
a line from Butte to Bozeman by way OF
the Pipestone pass. At Bozeman connec
ton will be made with the Northern Pa
ciic, but in order to prevent the road
from Icing merely local and under the
control of the Northern Pacific, a branch
will be built up the Madison from Three
Forks into Idaho, to connect with the Chi
cago& Northwestern, which is now build
ing into the Snake river valley, and which
is looking for a western outlet. Among
those willing to give their names and
money to help the undertaking are Mar
Gus Daily, A. J. Davis, Con Kohrs of
Deer Lodge and Judge Knowles. 1t is
probable that other wealthy men of Butte
will aid the enterprise. The capital stock
is to be fifteen million dollars.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
SPRAY OF THE L

D. W. Peck returned from the Judith
to-day.
Sheriff Black left on to-day's coach for
Choteau.
Fl. D. Evans of Truly was in town
yesterday.
The past week has been very bad for
our brick-makers.
T. W. Murphy came in from his upper
Missouri ranch yesterday.
Outdoor work has been entirely sus-
pended during the past week.
Robt. Graham and Geo. Atwood arrived
In the city from Neihart to-day.
We hear some complaint of over-eharg-
ing by the proprietors of our ferries.
The Neihart coach is making regular
trips on time, despite the condition of the
roads.
We learn that ]. D. Ryan has disposed
Of his interest in the 2s-Miles springs
station.
Messrs. Minar and Pincus of Fort Ben
fon arrived here late last might after a tor
turous trip of eighteen hours.
Frank &. Sizer, the Well-knoWn min
ing engineer of Empire, arrived in the
city last evening on the coach.
After the 1st of July, all saloon keepers,
in order to cur a license to carry on the
business, must file with the county clerk a
petition signed by ten freehelders of the
vicinity.
W. II. Boston, the successful Deep
creek rancher, has been in town the past
two DAYS. He says the outlook for a good
Weld Of grain and vegetables was never
more promising.
The passengers who arrived on the
coach last evening are: ]. O. Gregg,
Fargo; Frank sizer, Empire; Z. Lannger-
and Mrs. Jno. Blake, Helena.
/. o. Gregg OF Fargo, Dakota, arrived
here on Yesterdays coach, and expects to
remain for some time, and may eventually
decide to become q permanent resident Of
our growing city. Mr.. Gregg Is q BETTING
representative Of that energetic and pro-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Ready for the Track.

Among the horses to be entered for the
running and t%rotting races are the follow
ing, with many more to hear from:
Phil Gibson's Black Eagle.
DR.. Fairfleld's bay PAGER.
Bert Hugs steel-gray mare Goat.
A. E. Di~ckerrlan's bay gelding.
De- Chowen's gray horse Pigeon
VIII Nichols two horses
BIZ. GibsoTi's black colt.
Robert V~aughn-two or more horses.
VIII Hanks light bay colt Roy.
Col. Napier's black cayuse Carbon,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
N~otice-Timber Culture.
Q. S. Land Office, Helena, Montan

April 81 1887.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by William j. Bower against John Woods, for
failure to comply with law as to timber culture
entry No. 1191, dated January I'D. 1885 upon the
NJ NWA and M NEAs sec "a, tp % r 3 e, in
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, with a view
caused to be broken five acres of land the first
year. aud has up to the present time failed to
comply with the requirements of the timber cuI-
ture law. The said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 22nd day of July
1881, at 10 O'Clock q. m. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure. Said
Public at Great Falls. Montana, commencing on
the 18th day of July,
{. W. LANGHoRNE, Register.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office at Helena. Mon
May 10 1907

Lane Office at Helena, Mont,
May II, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the f-oliowiDg-nara-
ed settler has fled notice of his intention tie make
final proof in support of his claim. and that aa;d
proof will be made before Probate Judge of
Choteau county. fort Benton, Mont, on June
27. 1881, viz: Randall W.. Hanson who made Pre-
emption DIS No. 1881 for the SCI sec. "a. tp &c,
N. T.. 8 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Frank Huy, Albert j. Huy. VIII
liam T.. Junkin and John II. Ross, all of Great
Falls. Montana.
s. W. LANGHORNE. Register.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Helena Defeated.

HELENA, June 16.-The Helena-Walk-
erville game resulted 5 to 6 in favor of the
Walkeryille club. 1t was a very pretty
game. Unusually expensive errors in
fielding on the part of the Helena club,
added to the superior batting of the
W%alkervilles, did the business for our
home nine.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Five Dollars Reward.

The undersigned win pay the above re-
ward for the recovery of a bay pony,
branded on the left shoulder; or will
pay $3.50 y for Information that will lead
to its recovery. Range, Sand Coulee.
JAMES "A. WALKER.
Sand Coulee, June IA, 1887.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office at helena, Mont.
Nav IA 1897

Land Office at helena, Mont.
May Is, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof be made before John w. Tattan,
Probate Judge. Ghoteau county, at Fort Benton,
IN June %. 1857, viz: Josephus hamilton who
made homestead application No. 27s0 for the
NEA sec. 20, Il. 20 N. Range 4 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: John II. Eaton, Paul q. Rumsey.
Jonathan Coon and Jerry Qnesnell, all of Great
Falls, Montana.
s. W. LANGHORNE. Register.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Three Hundred Dollars RewardI

Stolen from my cabin near the Giant
spring, June IA: One saddle, bride, grey
sadd1e-blanket, n pair brown blankets.
provisions and miscellaneous articles.
Three hundred dollars ($30O reward will
be paid for information that will lead to
the arrest and conviction of said parties.
A. ID. DICKERNAN.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between James j. Gibbons
and CD. Stubs. under the firm name of Glib
bons d Stubs, has on the date below dissolved
BY mutual consent. G. G. Stubbs withdrawing.
The debts of the late firm have been assumed by
james Gibbons. who continues the business and
who will collect all accounts due the late firm.
JAMES GIBBONS,
c. g. STUDIES
Great Falla AHov91 1917
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Notice for Final Proof.
US. Land Office, Helena, M. T..

May o, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver ut helena, Montana. on July IL, 1887.
viz: John B. Risser, who made p~re-emption d. s.,
No. 1902, for the w. X Of the SIC. n OF section u,
and the w. u OF the Me. ii of section 23, town
ship is N, range 2 b.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz: Charles Turner and John Ains-
worth OF Truly, Montana. and Frederick 4. Tih-
bets and John kinsey of helena Montana.
s.. w. LANGH0RNE. Register.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
F. M. MORGAN.
Superintendent.
GREAT FALLS, MONT.
Respectfully %solicits the patronage of those who
contemplate building.
Notice Of Final Proof.

Land Office at Helena, Mont.
June 8, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
Judge. Choteau county. at Fort Benton, Mont,
on July 10, 1887, viz: Albert r. Huy, who made
presumption ID. S. No. 61s2. G. L. ITS, for the lots
/ and 2 and y of NV u of sec. Is, tp. 20 n,
4 I. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and cult
walton of, said land, viz: Silas A.. Beachley,
J anies j. Eastman, John L.. Fairfield and Frank
Pottle, all of Great Falls Mont.
s. w. LANGIORNE, Register.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-18
Great Falls, Montana.

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, 1887-08-11
From NEo.aa='s Daily.

Prof. Kerr went to Dungeness today
A. C. Phillips left today for Olympia
Oh visit.
4 democratic paper is to be started in
Whatcom.
Miss Bertha Knoph of Dungeness is
in town visiting friends.
Bark Rydalmere, so long overdue, has
been spoken off the cape.
Morris B. Sachs. the new city attorney,
arrived home today from Seattle.
Lc"rned Bros. are starting the busi-
ness of manufacturing rubber stamps.
Breaking ground for the University
will be quite an event for Port Town
send.
Mr. Hamilton Carr. the telegraph
operator at Pyscht, arrived on the Dis
patch.
Lieut. Patterson aud party OF hunters
arrived home from Clalam county Sat
urday.
J. II. Wood, representative of the
Home Library Association. Of Chicago,
Is IN town.
Burke & Hnller OF Seattle will open a
branch Office IN Port Townsend with +
/ \. Halier il charg".
/ A. The N. f. church last evening an
,liJrt was made TO raise the church debt.
1t was ali subscribed but 81, which sum
will doubtless be met in full this week.